| outdoor |
characteristic of or happening in the open air. |
| outdoors |
in the open air; outside. [2 definitions] |
| outdoorsman |
a man devoted to outdoor activities, esp. fishing, hiking, hunting, and the like. |
| outdoorswoman |
a woman devoted to outdoor activities, esp. horseback riding, hiking, fishing, and the like. |
| outdrag |
combined form of drag. |
| outdress |
combined form of dress. |
| outdrink |
combined form of drink. |
| outdrive |
combined form of drive. |
| outduel |
combined form of duel. |
| outearn |
combined form of earn. |
| outeat |
combined form of eat. |
| outer |
of or pertaining to that part farthest from the center. |
| outercoat |
a coat worn outdoors or over other clothing; overcoat. |
| outer ear |
the part of the ear that is visible outside of the head and which includes the auricle and the canal leading to the eardrum. |
| outermost |
farthest from the center or interior. |
| outer space |
space beyond the defined boundaries of a celestial body, esp. the earth. |
| outerwear |
garments such as coats or jackets that are worn over other clothes, or clothing worn outdoors. |
| outface |
to overcome (another) by means of a bold or defiant look. [2 definitions] |
| outfall |
the outlet or place of discharge of a drain, sewer, or the like. |
| outfield |
the area of a baseball field beyond the infield. [2 definitions] |
| outfielder |
a baseball player whose position is in the outfield. |